anupshinde

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by anupshinde 10y ago
After switching to TypeScript, I am not sure whether I will ever go back to JavaScript (after so many years of using JS). I don't use or like Angular2 - but I use React with TypeScript. Even if we could use ES6 JavaScript in the browse
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by anupshinde 10y ago
It seems like they built the touch bar first and then asked people to build use cases around it. A touch screen with a software enabled touch bar would have been much better
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Awesome, took me like less than 10 minutes to create a basic server side newsreader app with React. Simplicity of PHP and power of React combined and brought to Node. I also like how the consolelog statements are shown in dev console
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by anupshinde 10y ago
What you are asking is to proactively affirming national security interests. Every nation has the right to place their national security first, including NK (if it can be called a sovereign nation) . But there is a point where the larger na
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by anupshinde 10y ago
I was given the exact advice few years back. If I could go back in time, I would have given myself a couple of years more at the job while trying to carve out a earning-product on the side. I followed the consulting path, but now I would ca
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Misuse must definitely stop. But wouldn't this force businesses to outsource to offshore offices... Losing talent, losing jobs to other country and losing out on taxes. And the jobs that cannot be offshored would require higher/co
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Will TypeScript replace JavaScript in development?
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by anupshinde 10y ago
As a developer, I was pretty concerned on what to chose between Chrome Apps and packaged apps with Electron. Chrome apps didn't make sense. I chose Electron for obvious reasons, but still wish there was a some simpler way to package an
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by anupshinde 10y ago
A simple rule for credit cards - pay full dues every month. And get all the benefits of a credit card. Since millennials are already in debt (as the article suggests) and not having a regular income yet, credit cards will make it easier for
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Are you suggesting "Trillions of dollars goes into black ops"? And I think complex accounting internals is the furthest of the concerns any field-operative army ranger would have.
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Unfortunately, I do not have such luxury. I do have flexibility within a work-week. i.e. I could be working on client project on MTW or FSS or in between, but I prefer doing much work within Tue-Fri. Fortunately, I have been with one very g
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by anupshinde 10y ago
I think the key is less-stress and not shorter hours. Meetings, especially long ones, induce stress. I've tried reducing hours (as a freelance remote developer). I cut my working hours to 25 per week from somewhere around 60ish per wee
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Same here - looking for some advice to generate a modest passive income source. I am a freelance web developer and have delivered some awesome SaaS products (both solo and as a team) in the last few years. And have been around for 12 years.
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by anupshinde 10y ago
No, I am no westerner. I know what I am talking about. My country was oppressed by the British Empire and was left independent severely impoverished. But we are on our way up, slowly and steadily. People have moved on and have learnt to sta
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Shouldn't we as humans bury the longer past and move on and look at the present-day scenario? I know many will say - "What about justice to our ancestors?". Justice is done to them when their children(descendants) do not suff
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Code is for humans to read and machines to execute. So as far as it is readable, I won't change long variable names. I've used long names many times, when it is deserved. Most of the times it is longer function/method names,
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by anupshinde 10y ago
I've used React in four projects (after many projects in Angular[1]) 1. In terms of best practices, React for serious development is a disaster just by itself. Read on.. This is what happened in my first project (when I didn't use
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by anupshinde 10y ago
>"No respect for experience" I felt the same for few years. It takes getting used to > "How to successfully get out of tech?" Probably not get out of it, but move away from this role. Delegate, delegate and delegat
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Couple of interesting quotes that resonate with this. 1. "Company doesn't care about you (employee), and you shouldn't care about the company" For few years this resonated in my head and I disbelieved it for obvious reas
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by anupshinde 10y ago
The #1 benefit of a TDD is - Identify bugs earlier. Nobody wants to ship bugs to a customer. This is much more beneficial when we have larger dev teams. And add CI that runs tests and reports build/test errors. Overall the team becomes
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by anupshinde 10y ago
If you are feeling stressed staying productive 8 hours a day, try comparing your productivity with others in the team. If yours is higher you deserve a better pay. 1. Everybody doesn't have similar productivity. There could be a Nx(or
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Only the top 2 are comparable: 1. amzn.in (90) 2. flipkart.com (80) 3. snapdeal.com (40) AND 4. shopclues.com (<10)
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I see statistics sometimes edges near astrological conclusions. Because sometimes there are many assumptions being made to simplify those equations. Machine learning just amplifies that assumptive behavior unless you have all the possible t
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React is great. But the tooling around it tends to complicate things a lot. Just for example react-redux (not just redux). When I first started with React, it felt awesome - just React still feels great. But I had just started then and then
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This is like machine introduced bias/racisim/castism... we need a new term for that.. and its based on statistically induced pseudo-sciences many times similar to astrology. This is the kind of AI everyone should be afraid of.
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That is wrong. Flipkart made Amazon to come to India and take this market seriously. If there was no Flipkart, Amazon would not have bothered to come to India for a few more years (citing regulations and blah blah blah)
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I've used both Flipkart and Amazon(India) sites. 1. For me, Flipkart's introduction was only due to the huge discounted prices. Also it was new, better and trusted experience compared to Ebay(India). And Amazon came late in the ga
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by anupshinde 10y ago
CS education is not useless, but less used. And it is also used-less by the same people who teach it. There are exceptions - but that number is way too small than it should be. If someone wants to learn coding or programming - screw the CS
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You should definitely quit the company. Don't waste a lot of time there. 2 years back I quit the company to start freelancing, and sometimes when I look back - I regret wasting those valuable years of my life. It feels like my situatio
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by anupshinde 10y ago
India is a diverse country, and people in different cities behave differently. I've had my experiences. I have found bystanders in Bangalore, Mumbai, Ahmedabad to be helping. But bystanders in Pune get a brain-freeze, and in Delhi they

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